If I Wanted to Build a Service Business in 2026, I'd Do This
Alex Hormozi rebuilds an event-planning company's pricing, sales team, and sales funnel live on camera, then checks the results 90 days later.
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Alex Hormozi rebuilds an event-planning company's pricing, sales team, and sales funnel live on camera, then checks the results 90 days later.
A solo AI strategist's exact playbook: one Claude-built free workshop, a word-for-word close, and the pricing ladder that turned $280 calls into $1,200 clients.
Case studies of students selling felt crown patterns, painting lessons, and an Apple Watch weight-loss plan, each scaled past six figures with the same handful of habits.
Dan Henry lays out ten emotions a prospect has to feel before they buy anything, built around one line a mentor gave him at a half-empty hotel event in Tampa: people buy when they feel like buying.
A tier-ranked breakdown of Claude Code's real features, from a developer who hit the usage limit one too many times.
One AI educator's exact four-stream sequence, from 158 followers to a solo multi six-figure business.
A neuroconditioning specialist argues that most journaling only reflects on the past, and reframes writing as a daily rehearsal tool that trains the brain to notice a future it hasn't lived yet.
A 15-million-subscriber creator breaks camera confidence, delivery, and volume into three learnable skills, no personality required.
A screen-share walkthrough of wiring a brand-aware Claude Code project to Higgsfield's AI models so Claude does the prompting, generates a full asset suite for a fictional energy drink brand, and reports back what each piece cost.
A week of AI-agent news: Codex takes over iMessage, GrokBot draws Claude-Code-moment comparisons, Anthropic ships /design and mobile Cowork, and Slack gives agents their own channels.
A creator walks through cloning a $2 billion venture-backed dictation app in one Claude Code session, then benchmarks his free local build against the real thing.
A Stanford-adjunct framework for treating every Claude Code workflow as a graph you can redesign, not a prompt you keep tweaking.
Two creators argue over coconuts in a Hong Kong garden about whether it's easier to sell one $10,000 thing or ten thousand $27 things — and land on an answer that depends entirely on who's selling.
A four-step system for buying, filtering, and auto-delivering newsletter subscribers using purchased intent data instead of opt-in forms.
A creator who says he nets seven figures a month explains why he built his content engine around revenue instead of views, and why one channel still does 90% of the work.
A walkthrough of swapping a metered API key for a headless Codex/Claude subscription so internal tools stop billing per click.
A creator distills Anthropic's own guidance on running efficient Claude Code sessions into six habits across three buckets.
A YouTube tutorial on wiring ChatGPT and Claude into a $79 desktop editor called Borumi so they cut, zoom, and animate your talking-head videos for you.
Andrew Warner sits down with Matt Pocock to unpack the Claude Code skill library that passed 200,000 GitHub stars, and the small habits of alignment, pruning, and teaching baked into it.
A marketing agency owner who says he's coached 550+ clients breaks down the seven daily systems he actually uses to stop getting in his own way.
A solo, cinematic YouTuber breaks his own no-process-videos rule to walk through the exact claim-to-color-grade pipeline behind his best-performing short film.
Kallaway takes apart the neuroscience of the scroll-stopping freeze point, the four ingredients of a working hook, and the five to ten seconds after it that most creators never think about.
A creator walks through every tab of Instagram's free Edits app, cuts a real reel from raw footage on camera, then weighs CapCut's rights-grab terms of service against just how good the free alternative already is.
A coach who scaled the Hormozi playbook to $30M in sales, then hated the life it built, walks through the nine shifts that took him from a full staff and a stacked calendar to a $102K month working four days a week.
On his School of Hard Knocks show, Dean Graziosi coaches a finance media team with 10.5 million followers through the exact value-ladder math that turns free viewers into a $20-million-a-year membership business.
Why the bigger opportunity in AI right now isn't starting an agency, but becoming the person inside a business who turns AI budget into results.
Anthropic shipped a Figma-style artboard editor into Claude Code itself, and one identical prompt with real context beat Claude Design's default template every time.
Cloudflare quietly built the payment rail for AI agents to pay tiny fees for web resources, and that rail is about to spawn a whole generation of businesses selling clean data, agent-readiness, and packaged expertise.
A hands-on tour of Grok Bot's zero-config, cloud-first multi-agent setup, and the six-bot roster running one founder's day-to-day business.
Greg Isenberg's nine-part framework for turning Claude Code into a 24/7 AI employee, walked through live on a real med-spa idea, from workspace and memory files to scheduled routines and parallel agent sessions.
A branding consultant rebuilds a stuck 64,500-follower motivational account on camera, feeding one structured Claude prompt to turn a generic quote page into a world nobody else can copy.
A 14-minute slide-driven walkthrough of the rank-and-rent scaling math behind stacking AI-built microsites across every sub niche and city in an industry until competitors can no longer route around you.
A YouTuber translates Claude Code creator Boris Cherny's engineer-written adoption ladder, chat window to AI-native, into plain English.
A 41-year-old coach walks through the AI-first system he rebuilt after burning down his old funnel-and-team business, and how it got him back to $70K months with room to breathe.
Vercel CEO Guillermo Rauch on why the first thing a new company builds soon won't be a website, it'll be an agent.
Anthropic is about to start nudging Claude's word choices into a hidden, detectable pattern. Here's when it starts, who it hits, how the method actually works, and what paraphrasing does to it.
A creator walks through the local tool he built that routes to 37 image and video models, then reverse-engineers exactly what a subscription platform like Higgsfield is doing so you can rebuild it yourself.
SparkToro's Amanda Natividad lays out why Google, social feeds, and AI answers are keeping the click for themselves, and the five-step framework founders can start running Monday morning.
A hands-on tour of a synced, phone-controllable AI agent team — agent computers, teachable skills, scheduled routines, event triggers, and where it stops making sense versus Claude Code or Codex.
Elon's new agent platform runs a team of AI employees on their own always-on computers — tested here as a CFO, an EA, a Dubai real estate scout, and a YouTube research analyst.
A week where xAI undercuts Anthropic and OpenAI on price, and GrokBot's named-agent structure hints at how every AI platform is about to fix the chat-versus-work problem.
A tour of five real workflows built inside xAI's new multi-agent platform, agents that email, invoice, generate video, scrape the web, and text each other to get work done.
Theo puts Meta's Claude Code clone, Muse Code powered by Muse Spark 1.2, through benchmarks, a codebase audit, a game rewrite, and a live integration test to see if the price is the whole story.
A creator runs his own analytics live on camera to check whether the new 8,000-watch-hour threshold is actually worth panicking over.
A solo talking-head breakdown of the five systems one founder uses to turn a personal brand into a machine that keeps growing when he stops posting, ending on the one question that reveals whether you've built a brand or an expensive job.
A Claude browser skill turns Google Maps into an automated local-business lead list, and the real pitch is a seven-part AI system that plugs the leaks between a search and a paying customer.
A five-level system for making Claude's design mode produce motion graphics that don't look like default AI slop.
The same update that let Claude Code and Codex turn a screen recording into a skill quietly taught both of them to watch raw video, no plugin required.
Two five-minute configuration changes, a custom output style and an on-demand skill, turn Opus 5's dense jargon and wall-of-text replies into plain, scannable answers.
A screen-recorded walkthrough of Codex's built-in browser and computer control, from QA-testing a website to drafting an X article on its own.